The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
This year Odyssey and Sunday Bikes decided to take a different route than they traditionally do with Interbike and do a low-key suite. We were able to sneak on in for a few minutes to check out a bunch of new products they’re working on from Jake Seeley signature products to a freecoaster, grips, seats and more. Let’s take a look!
John Betchtold hit us with a link to his latest video from a session the Odyssey crew and a few others like Chris Doyle got in at a set of his local trails. This BMX video has a chill vibe, but plenty of goodness in this. Take a peek!
“The Odyssey BMX crew came through the local trails recently, and getting to film with them was just as wild as I’ve ever imagined! Gary Young, Aaron Ross, Tom Dugan, Chris Doyle, and Jeff Verhulst all killed it in this one.”
The Odyssey team recently rolled through New York and caught a session at RASP skatepark. Check out this video giving you a look at some of the highlights from the team, along with a few guys from the Kink team! Looks like it was a session you would not have wanted to miss out on!
“The whole Odyssey BMX crew (Aaron Ross, Broc Raiford, Tom Dugan, Gary Young, and Chase Hawk) came through RASP Skatepark along with other names like Chris Doyle, Dan Coller, and Tanner Jensen. Obviously I had to bust out the GH4!” – John Bechtold
Odyssey coming through hot with this banger of a promo video featuring Sean Sexton putting his signature Clutch freecoaster to heavy use! Watch as Sean puts together some dialed lines while getting some insight on the hub! Below are details, but you can also learn all about the hub by hitting the link below…
Learn more about the hub here: INSIGHT: ODYSSEY – CLUTCH FREECOASTER
“The Clutch is a traditional clutch-based coaster hub design that eliminates all of the problematic elements on ordinary hubs and only keeps the parts that work. A new, super-strong axle, bearing configuration, and drag mechanism design stops the need for constant repairs. Equipped with external slack adjustment (can be adjusted without removing the rear wheel), and a plastic hub guard. Patents pending. Shipping now worldwide.
FEATURES
Sean Sexton Signature
Super-durable bearing arrangement throughout
Maximum strength axle design
Unique external slack adjustment feature
Super-durable drag mechanism design
Patents pending
$189.99 USD Retail (Hub and Guard)
SPECS
36-hole, 2014-T6 aluminum shell
Female inbound axle
9-T Driver
Left or right hand drive
Compatible Hub Guard (included, but optional to use)
22.5 oz / 640g
COMPLETE WHEEL OPTION
Laced to a Hazard Lite rim (coming soon)”
If you have Instagram and you follow a lot of shops and distributors, you may have been getting pretty excited the past few weeks as they have started to get the long awaited Sean Sexton signature Clutch freecoaster from Odyssey in stock and ready for you fakie masters to get the hub strapped to your bike. Today they released all the information on the hub along with 6 (Yes, SIX) videos explaining all the finer points of the hub. We have been anxiously waiting to see just what makes this hub so special, and now we have the chance. Let’s take a closer look!
Our friends over at IMG Distribution just hit us with a Mike Curley video Bike Check giving us a closer look at his current Wethepeople setup that is decked out with Odyssey parts! This bike is damn clean and the riding clips in this are damn good, especially those last two clips… Talk about some serious grind balance! Hit that play button and get a closer look at this BMX bike!
Filmed and edited by Tom Pickup
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Wow.. If you aren’t a Matt Nordstrom yet… You will be by the time you’re done watching this video that Odyssey released today! This video is banger after banger from start (well, after we get some time with Matt’s dog in) to finish! Absolute MUST SEE BMX video!
“I’ll say it, this is the best video I’ve ever made. Matt does tech tricks nobody’s doing, he does big shit, he flows soooo good, and he’s got a smile on his face the whole time. Seriously though, what more could you ask for? Matt put in a ton of work for this one, and I couldn’t be more stoked on how it turned out. Enjoy!” – Walter Pieringer
Is it time for some new pedals? Not feeling plastic pedals and want something that can take more abuse and will last you a while? Have you given the long running Trailmix pedals from Odyssey? These pedals, which are based off the classic Jim Cielencki “JC” pedal that came out back in 2003, but with a lighter body, bigger spacing and a more trails inspired shape and pin length making for great traction. The pedals are made with an aluminum body with 8 replaceable pins per side of the pedal. Inside you can find a 9/16″ chromoly spindle with the option of sealed bearings or loose-ball bearings.
The Trailmix pedals are available worldwide through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Odyssey in colors of black and high polish and a weight of 19.5 oz per set. You can even find some of their limited edition colors like Midnight blue, Metallic silver, Fire Engine red and Ocean blue still floating around in some shops!.
